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CONTENTS
OF THIS SECTION
Last updated
06/08/08 |
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European Union & Terrorism |
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European Initiative for a Negotiated Peace in Sri Lanka
- in English, Deutsch, French & Portuguese - Jean
Ziegler, Professor at the University of Geneva -
Switzerland, Dr. Lugder Weckel - Institute for Theology and Politics
- Münster - Germany, PD Dr. Dagmar Hellmann-Rajanayagam
- University Passau - Germany, Professor John Neelsen -
Germany, Professor Peter Schalk - Sweden, Professor Paul
Weller - Britain, François Houtart - Professor Emeritus
- Catholic University Louvain (Belgium), Rev. Alexander
Reid, C.S.s.R - Ireland, Fr. Albert Koolen - Germany et
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european union
&
the Struggle for Tamil Eelam |
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History of Intransigence - J.T. Janani
, October 2006 |
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European Parliament
Resolution on Sri Lanka, September 2006 |
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European Union Ban on LTTE, 31 May 2006 |
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Joint Motion for a Resolution on the
situation in Sri Lanka , 17 May 2006 |
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EU Contribution to the Peace Process
in Sri Lanka - Symposium in European Parliament - Organised by the Tamil Centre
for Human Rights, March 2006 |
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European Union & Sri Lanka |
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Exchange of Letters Between the
European Union
and the International Federation of Tamils, 2005 |
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 Expatriate
Tamils from Across Europe to rally
before Bern Parliament, Switzerland
 Expatriate Tamils from across countries in
Europe staged rally in front of
Swiss parliament in Bern on the 29 May
2005
Monday at 1:00 p.m.The rally
urged the European countries to assist
Tamils in achieving their self-determination
rights or to recognize Tamils' right to
secede, organizers said.
Buses and trains
were organized by the
rally officials in most of the countries,
and those planning to participate were asked
to contact local co-ordinating offices,
leaflets said. The rally
placed the following demands
to key decision makers in the European
member countries:
Recognize Tamil Nation, Tamil Homeland and
Tamils right to self-determination,
Lift ban on Liberation Tigers,
Remove restrictions on High Security Zones
(HSZ) allowing displaced Tamils in NorthEast
to resettle in their homes,
Remove ban on fishing along coasts of
NorthEast, and
Not to repatriate Tamils who seek refugee
status in European capitals until a
politically negotiated solution is accepted
by both warring parties in Sri Lanka.
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Sri Lanka: European Union Declaration 26 September 2005 |
'Do not send Tamil refugees back' - Rev.S.J.Emmanuel writes
to European Commission, 29 June 2000 |
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UK Tamil Association responds to the European Union Outline Reply, 15 November
1995 |
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Touch of Farce in Strasbourg, 1994 |
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